PRIORITY DIRECTIONS FOR MODERNIZING THE TAX SYSTEM IN UZBEKISTAN
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Tax System, Modernization, Fiscal Policy, Tax Administration, Digitalization, Efficiency, UzbekistanAbstract
This study examines the priority directions for modernizing the tax system in Uzbekistan, focusing on improving efficiency, transparency, and compliance. It analyzes the structural and procedural aspects of the current tax system and identifies areas requiring reform. The research considers international best practices, digitalization of tax administration, simplification of procedures, and targeted incentives for businesses. Recommendations are provided to enhance fiscal performance, reduce administrative burdens, and ensure sustainable economic development.
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